Song tempo & key

Die Front, die sich Leben nennt — Marcus Wiebusch

“Die Front, die sich Leben nennt” by Marcus Wiebusch (1994) has a measured tempo of 164.3 BPM and is in B major.

164BPM
B
B major · Camelot 1B
82.2 / 328.6
half / double time
2:54
length

What dance fits “Die Front, die sich Leben nennt”?

No dance in our list matches both the tempo and the genre of this recording. By tempo alone, 164 BPM suits: Contemporary Dance, Lyrical Dance, Tap Dance, East Coast Swing, Salsa.

How to count it

At 164 BPM one beat lasts 365 milliseconds. In 4/4 that is 41.1 bars per minute; in 3/4 it is 54.8. Ballroom rhythm analysis suggests a Viennese waltz pattern (93% confidence).

Audio profile

Danceability (model)
Low (67% confidence)
Party mood
No
Relaxed
No
Vocals
Instrumental
Tags
pop, indie pop
Release
Hippiekacke

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